Each week, Pastor John Mark brings a sermon during our 8:30, 9:30 and 11 a.m. Worship Services. These sermons focus on biblical lessons, as well as practical, real-life application that you can apply to the everyday. If you miss a sermon in person, you can click below to watch it and get caught up.
As we enter the new year, we’re starting a new series, Unbreakable Joy! This series will explore the book of Philippians, which looks at the concepts of encouragement, joy and humility in the context of doing work for God.
Join us for the biggest Student Gathering in North Collin County! DNOW is a special event where we partner with other local churches, gather about 1,000 students, and point them to Jesus who is the WAY, the TRUTH, and the LIFE!
Ryan Fontenot – https://www.rageministries.com/
Zak Mirz – https://www.mirztour.com/
Megan Almon – https://prolifetraining.com/about-speaker/megan-almon/
Trip Almon – https://www.summit.org/
Mackenzie Phillips – https://open.spotify.com/artist/0Sw7CtJQ5uo1DL8XgQChLY?si=9S6EwTnZR9KhJKwhCINDUw
Saturday, Feb. 8 | 8 a.m. | Atrium
Come for breakfast and stay for an amazing presentation from guest speaker Gary Slaughter! This Quarterly Men’s Breakfast is an amazing opportunity to connect with brothers in Christ and enjoy delicious food as you grow in faith.
Feb. 21-22 | Cottonwood Creek Church | Purchase Tickets
At STR’s Reality Conference, we show students that Christianity matches up with the way the world really is—with reality. It makes sense of the origin and design of the universe and life; the existence of objective truth and morality; the purpose, meaning, and value of human experience; the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus; and the existential longing of every human heart. In other words, we have reality on our side.
Unfortunately, many students are under the impression that Christianity is make-believe for grown-ups. At REALITY, we’re changing that by using our greatest ally: Reality. Christianity isn’t a made-up story divorced from reality; it is the true story of reality.
WHO: The target audience is 9-12th grade students. However, 6-8th grade students are welcome to attend, and a parent is suggested to attend with them.
WHAT: See more details and the speaker lineup HERE
WHERE: Cottonwood Creek Church
WHEN: Feb. 21-22
REGISTRATION: Purchase tickets here.
If a parent attends, do they need to purchase a ticket?
Yes, anyone who attends must purchase a ticket. This event will sell out.
Is it mandatory for a parent to attend with their 6-8th grade student?
No, it is not mandatory but it is suggested. It would be beneficial for a parent to be able to help their 6-8th grader process some of the information they may learn at the conference.
Will Cottonwood offer special ticket prices?
No, everyone will need to purchase tickets here.
Through our Make Room campaign, we will provide a dedicated student space, improved parking, additional driveways, Worship Center seating, new restrooms, and ministry space. These improvements will enable our church to accommodate our growing body of believers and will serve our community for generations to come.
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